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Title: The Windmill (2016)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Patrick Baladi | ... | Douglas West | |
| Ben Batt | ... | Jackson | |
| Charlotte Beaumont | ... | Jennifer Harris | |
| Fiona Hampton | ... | Ruby Rousseau | |
| Tanroh Ishida | ... | Takashi Kido | |
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Bart Klever | ... | Abe |
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Kenan Raven | ... | Miller Hendrik |
| Noah Taylor | ... | Nicholas Cooper | |
| Adam Thomas Wright | ... | Curt West | |
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Derek Howard | ... | Father Jennifer |
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Mattijn Hartemink | ... | Mister de Vries |
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Edo Brunner | ... | Serge |
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Stijn Westenend | ... | Tourguide Museum |
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Liz Vergeer | ... | Anna de Vries |
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Ties Jaspers | ... | Bert De Vries |
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Jennifer is an Australian girl on the run from her past who washes up in Amsterdam. In a desperate attempt to stay one step ahead of the authorities, she joins a coach-load of tourists embarking on a tour of Holland's world famous windmills. When the bus breaks down in the middle of nowhere, she and the other tourists are forced to seek shelter in a disused shed beside a sinister windmill where, legend has it, a Devil-worshiping miller once ground the bones of locals instead of grain. As members of the group start to disappear, Jennifer learns that they all have something in common - a shared secret that seems to mark them all for doom. Written by Nick Jongerius
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characters murdered one by one | tied feet | child in jeopardy | snorting cocaine | supernatural power |Taglines:
This isn't Hell. This is Holland. See more »Certificate:
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Jennifer Harris: [referring to picture of windmill drawn by child] That one's beautiful, Anna.
Anne de Vries: It's for you.
Jennifer Harris: Oh. Dank... dank... shoo... el. Dankshoolel?
Anne de Vries: Dank je wel!
Jennifer Harris: Dank je wel. You know, in English we call this a windmill. Can you guys say windmill?
Bert De Vries: Windmill.
Anne de Vries: Windmill.
Jennifer Harris: Yeah. How about you put this one...
Mister de Vries: [interrupts] Julie, can I have a word.
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While Tanroh Ishida is fluent in English, he was the only cast or crew member who could speak Japanese. The dialogue in the script was written down but Tanroh improvised some of the on-set dialogue. No one understood what he was saying. It wasn't until post-production that the editor and director received translations to work from. See more »Goofs
The amount of blood on Kurt's bandage dramatically between scenes. See more »Quotes
[first lines]Jennifer Harris: [referring to picture of windmill drawn by child] That one's beautiful, Anna.
Anne de Vries: It's for you.
Jennifer Harris: Oh. Dank... dank... shoo... el. Dankshoolel?
Anne de Vries: Dank je wel!
Jennifer Harris: Dank je wel. You know, in English we call this a windmill. Can you guys say windmill?
Bert De Vries: Windmill.
Anne de Vries: Windmill.
Jennifer Harris: Yeah. How about you put this one...
Mister de Vries: [interrupts] Julie, can I have a word.
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My quick rating - 5,4/10. This flick seems to attempt to touch upon quite a few genres at once and does so somewhat successfully. The movie is about the struggle of being taken to hell by a grim reaper type character which is explained within the movie. Each character is being judged due to their sins of the past which unfold in a flashback type way. The story itself is played out quite well albeit completely full of holes. The supernatural aspect seems to come and go and never really solidifies itself. The acting is average, no complaints or applause. When they do head down the gore route, it is poured on well without being the focal point of the film. I found it interesting enough to hold my attention and although I could see a never ending amount of sequels possible (which the ending says, not me) I hope they leave it alone. An above average flick if even slightly which is fine.